SBI Term Loan: RLLR: 8.15 | 7.25% - 8.45%
Canara Bank: RLLR: 8 | 7.15% - 10%
ICICI Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.5% - 9.65%
Punjab & Sind Bank: RLLR: 7.3 | 7.3% - 10.7%
Bank of Baroda: RLLR: 7.9 | 7.2% - 8.95%
Federal Bank: RLLR: -- | 8.75% - 10%
IndusInd Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.5% - 9.75%
Bank of Maharashtra: RLLR: 8.05 | 7.1% - 9.15%
Yes Bank: RLLR: -- | 7.4% - 10.54%
Karur Vysya Bank: RLLR: 8.8 | 8.5% - 10.65%

International News

White House proposes curbs on large investors owning over 100 homes to improve housing access

23 Feb 2026

The White House has proposed restricting investors who own more than 100 single-family homes from purchasing additional properties, according to a report by The Wall Street Journal. The proposal, shared with congressional committee leaders, is expected to be introduced as part of a Senate housing bill currently under negotiation. While exemptions have been suggested for investors involved in building or substantially renovating rental homes, the move forms part of a broader effort by President Donald Trump's administration to address housing affordability and limit competition between institutional investors and individual buyers.Read more

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Timely delivery key for developers amid rising Dubai construction costs

22 Feb 2026

A residential project in Business Bay has underscored the importance of timely delivery as construction costs across Dubai continue to climb. Century Tower, a 23-storey development comprising 210 apartments, has completed handovers two months ahead of schedule a notable achievement in a market facing inflationary pressures and supply chain constraints. Developed by AMBS Real Estate Development and marketed by f&m Properties, the project demonstrates how early construction mobilisation and disciplined planning can mitigate rising costs. With material prices forecast to increase further in 2026, industry leaders stress that immediate execution and contractor selection are critical to maintaining profitability and buyer confidence in Dubai's competitive off-plan sector.Read more

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UK buyers top Spain’s overseas property market with golf homes in focus

22 Feb 2026

British buyers have emerged as the leading international purchasers of Spanish property, accounting for 7.93% of all foreign home acquisitions in Q4 2025, according to Registradores de Espaa. The data highlights the enduring appeal of Spain among UK nationals, particularly in Andalusia, which represents 20.03% of the country's total property market. Industry experts at Taylor Wimpey Espaa report growing demand for newly built golf properties, as lifestyle shifts towards hybrid working and phased retirement reshape buying motivations. With strong tourism-driven investment and well-established resort infrastructure, Andalusia's golf communities are increasingly viewed not only as second-home destinations but also as viable long-term residences for British purchasers.Read more

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A decade of UK migration to Portugal highlights shift from second homes to permanent relocation

22 Feb 2026

The number of UK nationals living in Portugal has nearly trebled over the past decade, reflecting a structural shift in how Portugal is perceived by British movers. Data from Portuguese immigration authorities shows the resident UK population rising from 16,559 in 2014 to 48,238 by 2024. Over the same period, more than 12,000 people have attended the Moving to Portugal Shows, organised by the Portuguese Chamber of Commerce in the UK, underscoring sustained interest in relocation. While early demand was driven largely by second-home buyers and retirees, recent years have seen a marked move towards permanent relocation, family settlement and working residents. Changing tax regimes, post-Brexit residency rules and the growth of remote working have reshaped both location preferences and property choices, with visas and taxation emerging as the primary concerns among prospective movers attending the latest events.Read more

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Debenhams raises nearly $54 million in oversubscribed share placement

21 Feb 2026

British fashion retailer Debenhams has raised about 40 million through an oversubscribed share placement, exceeding its initial million target. The company, formerly Boohoo Group, issued 222.2 million new shares at 18 pence each, generating net proceeds of 38.7 million. The fundraise is aimed at strengthening liquidity and improving its capital structure as part of an ongoing turnaround strategy. Debenhams is working to cut costs, manage debt and address supply chain pressures amid subdued consumer demand. The additional capital is expected to provide financial flexibility as the retailer restructures operations and stabilises its position in the competitive UK fashion market.Read more

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Dubai luxury housing shifts toward health-led building

21 Feb 2026

Dubai's luxury residential market is entering a new phase, with health-conscious construction emerging as a key differentiator among premium developers. At the forefront of this shift is Keturah, which has committed AED 200 million toward advanced building materials at Keturah Reserve, its AED 5.7 billion bio-living community in Mohammed Bin Rashid City's District 7. The investment includes proprietary antimicrobial tiling, breathable wall systems and zero-VOC finishes designed specifically for the Gulf's hot and humid climate. Backed by recent peer-reviewed research on indoor air quality in Dubai homes, the move reflects growing awareness that conventional construction materials may underperform in extreme weather conditions. Industry leaders believe such climate-engineered solutions will redefine luxury standards, with indoor environmental quality becoming as important as design and location.Read more

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Air France-KLM posts record 2 billion euro operating profit

20 Feb 2026

Air France-KLM has reported a record operating profit of over 2 billion euros for the full year, driven by strong premium travel demand and lower fuel costs. The airline carried more than 100 million passengers and posted earnings above analyst estimates. Investment in upgraded cabins, enhanced lounges and improved onboard services supported growth, particularly on transatlantic routes. Despite higher airport charges and broader economic uncertainty, the group achieved a 6.1% operating margin for 2025 and aims to exceed 8% by 2028. With plans to expand capacity by 3-5% as new aircraft enter service, Air France-KLM continues to strengthen its position in the global aviation market.Read more

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Landslide at Indonesia’s Morowali nickel hub kills one, halts operations

20 Feb 2026

A landslide at a mine waste tailings zone in Indonesia's Morowali Industrial Park (IMIP) in Sulawesi has killed one worker and led to a temporary halt in operations in the affected area. The incident occurred at a facility operated by PT QMB and is believed to have been caused by soft soil conditions, sweeping away heavy equipment. Authorities have launched an investigation. IMIP is Indonesia's largest nickel-processing hub and a key supplier to the global electric vehicle battery supply chain. The accident follows a similar landslide in March 2025, raising fresh concerns around safety and environmental management at mining and processing sites.Read more

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Ivory Coast raises $1.3 billion through 15-year Eurobond

20 Feb 2026

Ivory Coast has raised $1.3 billion through a 15-year Eurobond, with the issue oversubscribed nearly five times, reflecting strong investor demand. The bond carries an effective interest rate of 5.39% in euros after hedging and will help finance the country's 2026 budget. As one of West Africa's fastest-growing economies and the world's largest cocoa producer, Ivory Coast has actively managed its debt through buybacks and new issuances. It has also diversified funding via a debt-for-education swap, a sustainability-linked loan and an ESG-certified samurai bond. The latest issuance highlights continued global appetite for African sovereign bonds.Read more

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Accor posts 1.20 billion euro EBITDA, slightly above forecasts

20 Feb 2026

French hotel group Accor reported 2025 core earnings of 1.20 billion euros, slightly above market expectations and up from 1.12 billion euros in 2024. Revenue per available room rose 4.2% to 76 euros, reflecting steady travel demand across brands such as Ibis and Novotel. The company is expanding its loyalty programme and pursuing an asset-light strategy focused on franchise growth. Accor has also introduced an AI-powered direct booking tool to reduce distribution costs. Proceeds from the planned sale of its 30.6% stake in Essendi will fund a 450 million euro share buyback in 2026, supporting future growth plans.Read more

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